Tag: A View To A Kill

A View To A Kill‘s climax involving Bond, May Day and the bomb felt like a strangely misguided choice, particularly because of how much focus was placed on Roger Moore’s physical ability at 58 years of age. You’d think Moore… Read More →

A View To A Kill delivers one of those wonderfully random Bond moments when a police officer dismisses Bond’s famous introduction with the above line plus “And you’re still under arrest” after Zorin frames him for murder. It feels both… Read More →

Although I have my issues with A View To A Kill, particularly the advanced ages of both Bond and Moneypenny, I still like Zorin’s villainous scheme of causing mass flooding by blowing up the Hayward and San Andreas faults. It’s… Read More →

While Max Zorin is an effective and memorable antagonist in A View To A Kill, he’s not exactly known for sharp one-liners or eloquent speeches. This quote, which borders on an oxymoron, captures his tendency toward strained wisdom. It sounds… Read More →

In A View To A Kill, Bond’s response to getting caught in the act (and the dark) by Zorin and Mayday is clever, but the setup behind it is harder to buy. It feels rather convenient that Zorin and Mayday… Read More →

Bond’s escape and return sequence at Zorin’s estate in A View To A Kill is both effective and flawed. On one hand, it showcases a clever and methodical ex- and infiltration plan where Bond takes advantage of the looser security… Read More →

May Day’s self-sacrifice at the climax of A View to a Kill is staged as a moment of redemption, but it has always struck me as more unsettling than triumphant. The scene hinges on her physically holding the brake to… Read More →

The fire engine hijacking in A View to a Kill ranks among the most overtly camp moments of 1980s Bond movies. After rescuing Stacey Sutton, Bond is swiftly arrested amid exaggerated police antics that exist almost entirely for comic relief,… Read More →